Tint Weave: Colour Loom with Row and Column Shifting

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SKU: 6E4B990A-A01D-55F4-567C-5C06136D2471

Description

Core Gameplay
Tint Weave introduces a loom-like board where rows and columns can be ‘shifted’. Instead of drawing paths freely, you shift entire rows or columns of cells (like a sliding puzzle) to align colour dots, then connection happens automatically when pairs align. This is a novel take on colour connection – a hybrid of sliding puzzles and pairing mechanics.

Level & Content Design
The product includes 235 puzzles. Each puzzle has a scrambled grid of coloured cells. Your moves are limited to shifting rows left/right or columns up/down. When two matching colours become adjacent orthogonally, they connect and disappear (or lock). The goal is to clear all colour pairs. Difficulty grows by grid size (up to 8×8) and number of colours. No updates – static product.

Visuals & Experience
A weaving loom aesthetic – wooden frame around the grid, thread spools as indicators. Shifting rows produces a satisfying ‘slide’ animation with a soft clicking sound. The interface uses large buttons for row/column selection. The colour palette is warm and natural.

Key Features
An ‘undo move’ button (unlimited). A ‘shuffle’ button randomises the board without solving it. A hint system suggests a row or column shift that would create a matching pair. No timers, no scores, no online features. All progress is saved locally.

User Value
Tint Weave develops planning of sequences (since shifting affects many cells at once). It offers a unique mechanical twist that feels fresh to puzzle veterans. The satisfaction comes from clearing the board step by step.

Usage Scenarios
Great for a focused puzzle session at a desk, during a train journey, or as a mental warm-up before work. The shifting mechanic is tactile and enjoyable on touchscreens.